Chaga mushrooms are sought after in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and other ancient healing traditions to promote health and wellness. Wild chaga grows naturally in the forests of Canada, Russia, northern China, and other northern climatic zones where birch trees are found. Although often labeled as a mushroom, chaga is actually a sterile conk or canker—a mass of woody tissue with an undefined shape and darkly pigmented outer layer.
Birch trees, the primary host of chaga, contain precursor compounds like the triterpenoid betulin. Chaga draws betulin and other precursors directly from the birch tree, converting them into inotodiol, trametenolic acid, and betulinic acid— the key bioactive compounds that it is known for.*
Mushroom Extract Applications
NUTRACEUTICALS
Vitamins and Minerals, Probiotics, Immune Support, Digestive Enzymes, etc.
FUNCTIONAL FOOD & BEVERAGES
RTDs, Powdered Drink Mixes, Protein Bars or Baked Goods, Gummies, and Gels
ANIMAL PRODUCTS
Pet & Livestock Nutritional Foods and Supplements
The 
Difference
Enhance the quality and effectiveness of your supplements by incorporating NuLiv Science’s PRIME mushrooms, ensuring you get the best nature has to offer.
- Quality
- Purity
- Reliability
Born from Traditional Chinese Medicine
In 1997, NuLiv Science became one of the first companies to bring real fermented Cordyceps sinensis to the United States. From that point on we have developed top quality mushroom ingredients from some of the best functional mushrooms found in Traditional Chinese Medicine practices. We pride ourselves on the purity and quality of our mushroom extracts, rigorously tested and exceeding standards.
Our manufacturing partner holds the only government permit to produce fermented Cordyceps sinensis and Ganoderma lucidum (Reishi) in the entire country of China.
Chaga (Inonotus Obliquus) Fruiting Body Extract
Dose: 500mg
Plant-Based
Safe
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
